Job Description
Main goal
The Medical & Anti-Doping Intern’s role is to support UEFA's anti-doping and medical units to deliver programmes of the highest quality in European football.
Key responsibilities
- Supporting the delivery of the doping control programme:
- Helping to manage and make logistical arrangements for doping control kits, forms and doping control officer uniforms
- Supporting intelligent testing measures, including the targeting of players
- Processing invoices in UEFA's procurement platform (eProc)
- Managing data quality in WADA's Anti-Doping Administration Management System (ADAMS)
- Coordinating the upload of data from UEFA's Football Administration and Management Environment (FAME) to ADAMS via an API, including creating ADAMS IDs
- Entering test data into ADAMS accurately
- Implementing robust data quality checks to ensure the integrity of weekly whereabouts submissions
- Contributing to the logistical planning and management of doping control missions
- Supporting the delivery of UEFA's anti-doping education strategy
- Organising logistics for various medical and anti-doping events
- Producing reports and statistics
- Handling any other administrative tasks as required by the unit's staff
Requirements
Education:
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification
Languages:
- English: Proficient
- Other languages are asset
Other requirements:
- Relocation to Switzerland/France is expected
- Proficient user of MS Office
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Very thorough, good attention to detail
- Strong sense of integrity
- Ability to handle confidential information with discretion
- Ability to prioritise tasks and work autonomously within clear guidelines
- Excellent team player
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